Several months ago, I installed Lubuntu alongside Windows 7 on my laptop. I decided to uninstall Lubuntu and install Linux Mint, and so I used EasyBCD to write the MBR for Windows 7/Windows Vista and boot directly into Windows 7 at startup. I then deleted the 2 volumes which contained the data for my Lubuntu installation (which I originally created by partitioning my second hard drive), deleted the partition, and I extended my second hard drive with the free partition. This process had worked for me when I was uninstalling Lubuntu from another laptop several months ago, and I was sure this would work again without any hitches.
When I restarted my computer, however, I ran into a missing device error with grub. I didn't really know how to fix it, so I used a LiveUSB of Ubuntu in order to use the boot-repair tool (by running the Try Ubuntu option and downloading boot-repair) to regain access to Windows. I ran it, and it said that the boot was successfully repaired and it was safe to reboot. I did as such, but Ubuntu took a long time to shutdown, so I thought it must have been some error and I did a force shutdown.
After turning on the laptop, it said that bootmgr was missing, and the only option given was to restart the computer, and after restarting 5 times, it still said the same message. I used the LiveUSB again to run the boot-repair tool to repair the boot, and I am currently waiting on Ubuntu to reboot. Is it normal for Ubuntu to take this long to reboot, or is this an error?
Here is the paste from the boot-repair if it is of any help: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5842294/
I'm sorry if I left any information out, and I'll try my best to provide any information about the problem if needed.
